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Well, you sure are pretty ??

I will go to your blog…seems interesting….and large!!!! Good grief!

Heheheh

I have not blogged for 6 months and I was hesitant to resume do to the time commitment. In fact, in the 6 months I took off from blogging, I practically forgot how my blogs work!!! HAHA

Man, and then tonight….its insane how much time even one blog takes, let alone two.

Whew!

(thanks esmi)

What are your issues?

Update: OK, I figured intuitively that this was a cache thingy, because only cache things can cause me to have a headache like this, so I found two cache thingy plugins and deleted DB Cache….and that fixed it. I kept WP SUper Cache.

I have so many plugins, so I am glad I found it sooner rather than later….it was like the 2nd plugin I tried.

Thanks Mary Ann.

Say, what is your blog?

You are so nice to try to help me. Thank you. Truthfully, I am starting to feel guilty about it. LOL

No, I have no tag plugins per se. The tags are called in the theme by this code:
<?php the_tags('Tags: ', ', ', ''); ?></div>

It is found in the single.php temp of the theme, and its the same theme I use for my other blog as well. Perhaps I need to try making a test post there and see if I get the same issue.

I am surprised that since I do not use a tag plugin that the above code is now failing to work, when it has worked all along.

Most peculiar.

is you avatar an avatar of Mary Ann from Gilligans Island? Hehe

I am beginning to thing this is a bug. I have not added posts since upgrading from 2.9.1 to 2.9.2 and so I am leaning towards a bug in the newest version of WP.

Deactivating Plugins did not fix it.

I forgot to mention that I do not have an active Tag Cloud Widget.

OK I will try this.

As an update, the weirdest thing – now I cannot even add the three tags. Now the post will not let me add any. I even tried selecting tags from the tag cloud link beneath the tag form field, and I cannot even add tags from there. Whoa this is odd.

Actually Golf r20 is only there once ??

VW Golf r20 is not the same thing. ?? and the reason I have so many names is because VW has been very hush about the official name of the car and rumors abound regarding the various iterations of this next .:R, so I used all those tags to capture as many possible search terms as possible. The page quickly became a hit, as I was getting hit on by tons. Its a very popular page in the blog. Wheeee!!! (or at least it was – hehehe)

Now, in the instance of the iWow page, all I need is about 6 tags, but it will only save three. So this is most peculiar.

By the way I was not trying to shoot down your suggestion. It was good advice. And thanks for this help!

The All in One SEO pack is awesome, and no it will not shipwreck you.

Once you install it, you will find the customizable fields at the bottom of every new post template page.

Nope, that did not work.

I did this:

wp_tag_cloud(‘smallest=10&largest=18&number=200&format=flat’);

I then went to my post, added a few more tags, updated the page and WP omitted the additional tags, reverting back to the three.

here is the post :
Post

I think Inspired is on to something. I will be right back.

As for the theme, this is the same theme that has allowed me to use as many post tags as I like for the past 3 years. In fact, if you go here, you can see that the same blog allowed tons of tags. That past was the last post I made some 6 months ago. One would think that if a plugin were causing the issue it would affect all posts, not just this one I created today – don’t you think?

Doncha thank you, this solved my issue. I was confused by what it was saying to do, but after taking a breath I understood that all I needed to do was go into /homepages/31/d164643851/htdocs/bigdadgib/wp-content/advanced-cache.php , then delete advanced-cache.php, reinstall 0.9.9, activate it and worked.

Thank you.

OK, this is getting me there. But how can I get the category name displayed with WordPress coding it as a hypertext link? In other words, just display the non-linked category names?

Here is what I now have:

<?php if( in_category(204) || in_category (185) || in_category (181) ) : ?>

<?php else : ?>
<div class="allposts">You are watching <?php the_title(); ?> from
the <?php the_category(', '); ?> series. Watch <?php the_title(); ?>
and the other episodes of <?php the_category(', '); ?> with online
anime streaming only here at HiddenAnime.
</div>
<?php endif; ?>

This works, but it ends up displaying linked categories that are clickable.

Like so:

https://www.hiddenanime.com/bokura-ga-ita-22/

Awesome suggestion.

This plugin is hugely helpful, and I searched high and low online for just such a thing. I came up empty, which is why I came here.

Thanks so much for such a terrific suggestion!

After much consternation, I just went to my FTP program, navigated to my plugins directory and manually deleted the darned Maintenance Mode plugin and this allowed me to to access the Upgrade.php page. Sheeesh.